Pinellas Park public meetings in 2021
47 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council is considering several land use changes, including property annexations and a rezoning for a mixed-use development. The agenda also includes requests to purchase new vehicles for the police, public works, and fire departments. Additionally, the council will review reappointments to the Code Enforcement Board.
- Rezoning 7725 78th Street from Heavy Commercial to General Commercial
- Annexation of 0.57 acres at 118th Avenue North
- Purchase of a 2022 Ford F-150 for the Police Department for $47,954.68
- Purchase of a 2022 Freightliner M2 Rescue for the Fire Department for $227,808.00
- Annexation of 0.30 acres at 6018 107th Avenue North with a $3,000 fee waiver
City Council Workshop
The City Council Workshop includes discussions of items from a previous regular council agenda. The meeting features presentations regarding SFWMD and a city website redesign.
- Amber Smith SFWMD presentation
- Lana Beck City Website Redesign presentation
- Discussion of items from the Thursday Regular Council Agenda
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency is reviewing requests for a contractor's office at 5600 78th Ave and a lot depth variance at 4581 62nd Avenue. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding the purchase of 5681 Park Boulevard, which has an appraised value of $180,000.
- Request to establish a contractor's office at 5600 78th Ave
- Variance request for lot depth reduction at 4581 62nd Avenue
- Authorization of a Quit Claim Deed for right-of-way at 6200 Park Boulevard
- Discussion of the $180,000 appraised value purchase of 5681 Park Boulevard
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will consider an ordinance amending the Land Development Code regarding hospitals in the M-1 district. They will also hear a request for conditional use of a 36-bed physical rehabilitation hospital.
- Ordinance to amend Chapter 18 Land Development Code regarding hospitals in the M-1 district
- Conditional use request for a 36-bed physical rehabilitation hospital in the M-1 district
City Council
The Pinellas Park City Council is reviewing several land use requests including a rezoning for mixed-use development and a property annexation. The council will also consider various city contracts for sidewalk construction, vehicle purchases, and emergency sewer repairs.
- Rezoning 7725 78th Street from Heavy Commercial to General Commercial
- $276,944.50 contract for Fairlawn Park Phase IV sidewalk services
- $69,500 FDOT grant for speeding and aggressive driving enforcement
- $150,000 for emergency sewer repairs at 6714 80th Terrace North
- Annexation of 0.57 acres at 118th Avenue North
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a state-funded grant for roadway safety improvements, including sidewalk and ramp replacements. The agenda also includes an easement vacation at 8900 US Hwy 19 and several board reappointments.
- $108,550 state grant for roadway safety and community mobility project
- Vacating a 75' x 190' easement at 8900 US Hwy 19
- $35,000 contract for a Public Art Master Plan
- $66,997.55 for an inclusive playground installation at Broderick Park
- $50,996.73 for Council Chamber TV room equipment replacement
Community Redevelopment Agency Special Meeting
The Community Redevelopment Agency will discuss the redevelopment of 5805 Park Boulevard. Community Development staff will provide an update on project status and applicant findings to the Board.
- Update on the redevelopment of 5805 Park Boulevard
City Council
The City Council will consider an ordinance to change the dates for the city general election and council member terms. The agenda also includes authorizations for dredging services at 102nd Avenue N. and pump replacements at Water Pump Station #1. Additionally, the council will review a utility easement request from Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
- Ordinance No. 4149 to amend general election and qualifying dates
- $1,010,606.95 purchase of Motorola replacement police radios
- $219,710.00 for 102nd Avenue N. Drainage Ditch Improvement dredging
- $50,588.55 for Water Pump Station #1 pump replacement
- Perpetual easement for Duke Energy Florida, LLC
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA will consider authorizing the Chairperson to execute a Letter of Intent with Premier Neurospine Institute, LLC. This agreement involves the redevelopment of 6200 Park Boulevard, 7300 62nd Street, and 7280 62nd Street.
- Authorization for Chairperson to execute Letter of Intent with Premier Neurospine Institute, LLC
- Redevelopment of 6200 Park Boulevard, 7300 62nd Street, and 7280 62nd Street
- Approval of September 28, 2021, CRA meeting minutes
City Council
The Pinellas Park City Council is reviewing several items, including changes to the 2022 General Election dates. The council will also consider new contracts for cloud backup services and various utility easements. Additionally, they are reviewing a proposal to issue a $4.00 utility credit to residential recycling customers.
- Ordinance No. 4149 changing General Election dates to the third Tuesday in March
- Resolution No. 21-27 authorizing a $4.00 utility credit per residential recycling customer
- A three-year, $164,813.12 agreement with WebAir Inc. for cloud backups and disaster recovery
- Change Order #1 and final payment for city-wide curb replacement by MTM Contractors, Inc.
- Utility easements at 6340 49th Street North and 6750 Bryan Dairy Road
City Council
The City Council is reviewing the final budget and millage rate for fiscal year 2021-2022, which includes a proposed 4.95% increase in tax revenue. The meeting also includes final readings for several land use and zoning changes.
- Proposed 4.95% millage rate increase representing a $947,235 revenue increase
- Rezoning for 183 multi-family units and 3,747 square feet of commercial space
- Adoption of the final city budget for fiscal year 2021-2022
- Removal of stormwater fees from water and sewer utility operations
- Request for outdoor recreational vehicle sales at 8000 Park Blvd
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA is meeting to adopt its annual budget and consider several utility easement requests. The board will also discuss redevelopment proposals for properties on Park Boulevard.
- Adoption of the 2021/22 Community Redevelopment District budget
- Granting a perpetual easement to Duke Energy Florida, LLC at 4955 67th Avenue North
- Granting utility easements to the City of Pinellas Park for properties on Park Boulevard and 62nd Street North
- Discussion regarding a proposal to acquire 5667 and 5681 Park Boulevard
- Update on negotiations with Premier Neurospine Institute, LLC for 6200 Park Boulevard
City Council
The City Council is reviewing the proposed fiscal year 2021-2022 budget and a tentative millage rate that would increase revenue by $947,235. The agenda also includes first readings for several zoning changes and the approval of city development plans.
- Proposed millage rate of 5.4900, representing a 4.95% increase ($947,235)
- Rezoning for a mixed-use development with 183 multi-family units near Ulmerton Road
- Approval of the 78th Avenue Complete Streets Concept Plan
- Authorization to purchase Microsoft Office licenses for $126,390.05
- Removal of stormwater fees from water and sewer utility operations
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will hold a continued public hearing regarding Resolution No. 21-12, which addresses funding and delivery for stormwater related essential services. The Council will also consider a resolution to allow Council Member Jerry Mullins to participate and vote via telecommunications due to COVID-19.
- Continued public hearing and first and final reading of Resolution No. 21-12 regarding stormwater service assessments
- Resolution No. 21-25 to allow Council Member Jerry Mullins to vote via telecommunications
City Council
The City Council is reviewing site plan approvals and buffer waivers for a new manufacturing facility. Other items include contract renewals for law enforcement services and the purchase of an employee intranet. A resolution regarding stormwater assessments was continued until September 14, 2021.
- Site plan approval for an 86,350 square foot manufacturing facility (CMNY Transitions, LLC)
- $126,500 three-year contract for a Citywide Employee Intranet from Simppert Inc.
- $204,611 annual agreement for Crime Scene Services with the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office
- FDOT grant of up to $34,765.06 for a pedestrian and bicycle safety campaign
- Permit fee waivers for single-family dwellings during 'Pride in the Park'
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss items from the upcoming regular council agenda. Staff will present information regarding the Pinellas County Housing Compact. The council will also review the proposed operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2021-2022.
- Presentation on the Pinellas County Housing Compact
- Review of the proposed 2021-2022 operating and capital budget
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA Board will discuss a proposal from Vince Pompei regarding the disposal of properties at 5667 and 5681 Park Boulevard. Staff will also provide an update on Community Redevelopment Plan activities for the third quarter of fiscal year 2020-2021.
- Proposal from Vince Pompei regarding 5667 & 5681 Park Boulevard
- Notice of intent to dispose of properties valued at $220,000 and $180,000
- Q3 FY 20-21 Community Redevelopment Plan implementation update
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a ground lease for 78 units of affordable housing at 6101 78th Avenue North. The agenda also includes a grant application for Senior Center upgrades and various city contracts.
- Ground lease with Sunshine Lofts on 78th for 78-unit elderly housing complex
- $134,336 grant application for Senior Center HVAC and sidewalk improvements
- Reappointment of Henry Ehrman as Special Magistrate for a three-year term
- Parking agreement with Raymond James & Associates to store emergency vehicles during storms
- $89,900 purchase of an alerting system for Fire Station #36
City Council
The City Council will consider approving a $405,886 annual action plan for Community Development Block Grant funds. This includes over $324,000 for infrastructure at the Youth Park Complex. The agenda also includes police equipment grants and various city contracts.
- $405,886 CDBG annual action plan for community development
- $17,929 grant application for police acoustic devices
- Rejection of proposals for the sign ordinance update
- Negotiation with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. for banking services
- Final payment for stormwater improvements at Freedom Lake Park
City Council Workshop
The City Council will review items from the previous regular council agenda. The meeting includes a presentation on the Pinellas Park Fire Department C.A.R.E.S. Program and a discussion regarding the Youth Park Sports Complex.
- Presentation of the Pinellas Park Fire Department C.A.R.E.S. Program
- Discussion on the Youth Park Sports Complex
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency will review letters received regarding a Request for Letters of Interest for the redevelopment of 6200 Park Boulevard. Staff will present these submittals to the Board for comment and input.
- Review of letters of interest for the redevelopment of 6200 Park Boulevard
- Approval of June 22, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider zoning amendments for an educational expansion at 4661 80th Ave. The agenda also includes approving funds for police training and a new contract for a fire station exhaust system.
- Zoning amendment for educational institution expansion at 4661 80th Ave
- Variance to increase lot coverage from 55% to 66.2% at 4661 80th Ave
- Contract award of $192,858.00 to Rossman Enterprises Inc. for an exhaust system
- Authorization of $11,964.00 for advanced police training
- Acceptance of a Quit Claim Deed for road right-of-way at 7601 43rd Street North
City Council
The City Council is reviewing an ordinance to change the collection process for stormwater utility fees. The agenda also includes adopting a monitoring plan for federal COVID-19 relief funds and approving new labor agreements for police officers.
- Ordinance 4143 regarding stormwater utility fee collection changes
- Resolution 21-13 to adopt the CDBG-CV COVID-19 monitoring plan
- Three-year employment agreements with Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 43
- Final payment of $74,889.75 to Kisinger Campo and Associates for a traffic study
- Easement requests from Duke Energy Florida and Suncoast Redevelopment, Inc.
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency is considering a variance request for the property at 6251 34th St N. The applicant, FDOT CAD Services, seeks to reduce the required off-street parking from 62 spaces to 38 spaces. This change would allow for the removal of two existing spaces to add a dumpster.
- Variance request (VAR-0321-00063) to reduce parking at 6251 34th St N
- Approval of May 25, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution to apply for a Florida Department of State grant of up to $500,000 for library renovations. The agenda also includes an ordinance regarding stormwater utility fee collection and the purchase of a generator for Public Works Building D.
- Resolution 21-14: Library construction grant application (up to $500,000)
- Ordinance 4143: Changes to stormwater utility fee collection process
- Purchase of a Tradewinds generator set for Public Works Building D ($50,669.00)
- Acceptance of an easement assignment from Pinellas County for drainage infrastructure
- Reappointment of James Madden to the Planning & Zoning Commission
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a second and final reading of Ordinance No. 4142 to amend the 2020/2021 fiscal year budget. This amendment would increase the total city budget by $1,284,984 to cover costs such as police body cameras and lift station repairs. The agenda also includes several contract approvals and a board resignation.
- Budget amendment of $1,284,984 for items including police body cameras and lift station repairs
- Awarding a $101,392 bid to Century Industries for mobile bleachers
- Task order for emergency management services not to exceed $41,250
- Authorization to lease 'Passe - Dancer of the Wind' artwork for the library
- Acceptance of DJ Schladweiler's resignation from the Board of Adjustment
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss items from the Thursday Regular Council Agenda. This includes a discussion regarding the City Center Plan with Community Development Staff and consultant S & ME Inc.
- Discussion of the City Center Plan involving Community Development Staff and S & ME Inc.
- Review of agenda items from the Thursday Regular Council meeting
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Pinellas Park CRA will discuss updates on the redevelopment of 6200 Park Boulevard. Staff will also seek direction regarding a potential rezoning for 5805 Park Boulevard. Additionally, the board will review the quarterly implementation report for the Community Redevelopment Plan.
- Redevelopment update for 6200 Park Boulevard
- Potential rezoning of 5805 Park Boulevard
- Community Redevelopment Plan quarterly report
- Approval of April 20, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider a budget amendment increasing the city's total budget by $1,284,984. This includes funding for police body cameras, lift station repairs, and COVID-19 supplies. The council will also review a rezoning request for 72nd Avenue properties to allow multi-family residential development.
- Rezoning of 6229 and 6237 72nd Avenue from light industrial to general commercial
- $1,284,984 budget amendment for police equipment, repairs, and grants
- Proposed 5-cent increase to the local option fuel tax via Pinellas County agreement
- Final payment to Play Space Services, Inc. for Orchid Lake Park playground installation
- Engineering task order up to $135,584.25 for lift station force main replacement
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss alternatives for improving 78th Avenue with staff and consultants. The council will also discuss amending an agreement with Pinellas County to increase the local option fuel tax by five cents per gallon.
- Discussion of 78th Avenue improvement alternatives
- Amendment to increase Local Option Fuel Tax by five cents per gallon
City Council
The City Council will review ordinances for a 125,800 square foot warehouse at 6101 45th Street and a land annexation on 66th Street. The agenda also includes authorizations for emergency repairs and updates to the city's administrative fee schedule.
- Ordinance No. 4140 for a 125,800 square foot warehouse facility at 6101 45th Street
- Rezoning of 72nd Avenue properties from light industrial to general commercial
- $300,000 authorization for emergency sewer repairs at 3991 68th Avenue North
- $75,000 for emergency repairs at Classical Christian School
- Amendment to the city's administrative fee schedule via Resolution 21-11
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA will review letters of interest received for the redevelopment of 6200 Park Boulevard. The meeting also includes a review of the 2019-2020 financial audit and a public hearing regarding a fence height variance at 6030 71st Ave.
- Public hearing for a front yard fence height increase at 6030 71st Ave
- Review of the 2019-2020 CRA financial audit
- Update on letters of interest for 6200 Park Boulevard
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several land use requests, including a new warehouse distribution facility and rezoning for properties on 60th Street North. The agenda also includes a federal grant for security upgrades at Park Station and the annexation of commercial property.
- Ordinance 4140: Proposed 125,800 square foot warehouse facility at 6101 45th Street
- $618,750 federal subaward for security hardening at Park Station
- Rezoning of 11090 and 11100 60th Street North from R-2 to R-3
- Annexation of 0.62 acres of commercial property at 10364 66th Street North
- Final payment of $3,947.50 for pond dredging at 76th Avenue N and 46th Street N
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss items from the Thursday Regular Council Agenda. Community Development staff will also present information regarding permitting and inspections for various residential permit types.
- Discussion of residential permit types and inspections
- Review of agenda items from the Thursday Regular Council Agenda
City Council
The City Council will review ordinances for land annexations on Daniel Drive and 118th Avenue. The agenda also includes the creation of a Nuisance Abatement Board and approval of HUD performance reports.
- Contract with Pennoni Associates, Inc. for Public Utilities Master Plan Update ($498,150)
- Ordinance to create a Nuisance Abatement Board
- Annexation of 2.49 acres at 6760 118th Avenue
- Award for fire station exhaust system retrofit ($154,900)
- Rezoning of 11090 and 11100 60th Street North from R-2 to R-3
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency will select its Board Chair and Vice-Chair for a one-year term. The board will also authorize the Chairperson to file the Fiscal Year 2019/20 Annual Report with the City.
- Selection of the 2021 CRA Board Chair and Vice-Chair
- Authorization to file the FY 2019/20 Annual Report with the City
- Approval of February 23, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a grant application to fund Senior Center HVAC upgrades and sidewalk installations. The agenda also includes the creation of a Nuisance Abatement Board and several utility easement approvals.
- $134,336 grant application for Senior Center HVAC and sidewalk improvements
- Ordinance 4137 to create a Nuisance Abatement Board
- Annexation of 0.31 acres at 12740 and 12820 Daniel Drive
- $47,309.90 contract for playground equipment at Orchid Lake Park
- Street resurfacing contract change orders with Ajax Paving Industries
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss items from the regular council agenda and a proposed dedication for Joe Kolodziej. This meeting is intended for discussion rather than final decisions.
- Discussion on dedication for Joe Kolodziej
- Review of items from the regular council agenda
City Council
The City Council is reviewing an ordinance to update the Community Redevelopment Agency's plan and operational timeframe. The meeting also includes several authorizations for equipment purchases, police technology leases, and a federal grant application for fire department staffing.
- Ordinance No. 4134 to update the Community Redevelopment Agency plan and timeframe
- FEMA SAFER grant application to fund three firefighter paramedics up to $893,563
- $77,567.17 purchase of audio/video equipment for the Performing Arts Center
- $16,000 annual lease for eight Flock Falcon license plate detection cameras
- $17,832.96 final payment for backstop fencing at Youth Park Baseball Complex
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA will consider authorizing an agreement for the City to provide administrative and development services to the agency. Staff will also present a quarterly report on activities from the first quarter of fiscal year 2020-2021 regarding the Community Redevelopment Plan.
- Authorization for Chairperson to sign an Agreement for Services between CRA and City of Pinellas Park
- Quarterly report on Community Redevelopment Plan implementation (Q1 FY 20-21)
City Council Workshop
The City Council is discussing a proposed ordinance to amend the Land Development Code regarding landscaping and tree removal requirements. The proposal aims to simplify permitting processes and design standards for homeowners, developers, and staff.
- Proposed amendments to landscaping and tree removal requirements
- Discussion of items from the Thursday Regular Council Agenda
City Council
The City Council is reviewing amendments to the CDBG Action Plan to provide rent and utility assistance through the 'Keep the Key' program. The agenda also includes zoning requests for a fire station at 4050 80th Avenue and multi-family housing at 8900 US Highway 19 North.
- $330,715 allocation for COVID-19 relief, including rent/mortgage and utility assistance
- Conditional use request for a fire station at 4050 80th Avenue
- Development of 225 multi-family dwellings at 8900 US Highway 19 North
- $291,351.06 three-year renewal for Google Gmail Enterprise Plus licenses
- $93,456.02 purchase of network storage upgrade for the Police Department
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a proposal to allow 225 multi-family dwellings at 8900 US Highway 19 North. The agenda also includes several service agreements for city planning and police equipment upgrades. Additionally, the council will consider a $618,750 FEMA grant.
- Rezoning of 23.717 acres at 8900 US Highway 19 North for mixed-use development
- $1,350,796 five-year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for police safety equipment
- $350,000 service agreement for the Pinellas Park City Center Plan
- $618,750 FEMA grant for hazard mitigation
- $125,000 contract for the 78th Avenue Complete Streets Concept Plan
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss a renovation proposal for the Tingler Park Boardwalk featuring four options and cost estimates. Additionally, staff will provide an overview of the Pinellas Park 2050 Comprehensive Plan update.
- Tingler Park Boardwalk renovation proposal with four cost estimate options
- Overview of the Pinellas Park 2050: Planning for Progress Comprehensive Plan update
- Legislative update from Ron Book
Community Redevelopment Agency
The agency will consider a resolution recommending adoption of the updated 2020 Pinellas Park Community Redevelopment Plan. The board will also discuss a draft request for letters of interest regarding the redevelopment of 6200 Park Boulevard and review the 2021 meeting schedule.
- Resolution No. CRA 21-1 to recommend adoption of the updated 2020 Community Redevelopment Plan
- Discussion of a draft Request for Letters of Interest for the redevelopment of 6200 Park Boulevard
- Approval of the 2021 Community Redevelopment Agency meeting schedule
City Council
The City Council will review a budget amendment to increase the total city budget by $10,086,373. The agenda also includes items regarding land annexation, new housing developments, and various city contracts.
- Budget amendment increasing total city budget by $10,086,373
- Mixed-use development proposal for 225 dwellings at 8900 US Highway 19 North
- Letter of Intent for redevelopment at 5805 Park Boulevard
- FDOT grant of up to $54,000 for a roadway safety campaign
- Emergency sewer repair contract for $58,535 at 6381 82nd Avenue North
City Council Workshop
Police Chief Michael Haworth will present on the potential implementation of a body-worn camera program. The presentation covers the Axon system's functionality, deployment timelines, and financial impact. This follows a pilot program used to identify obstacles to a permanent program.
- Presentation on the viability of a body-worn camera program
- Review of Axon system functionality and data storage via Evidence.com